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Classic Films

CBHagman

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7. We're all on the same page here.

Reply to mopinko (Reply #4)

Sun May 3, 2020, 05:35 PM

May 2020

I loved Robert Osborne and still feel he's the soul of TCM.

And I'm loving the reairing of The Roosevelts: An Intimate History on PBS.

Incidentally, I also never miss Call the Midwife, which had a classic movie plot point the other week (everyone was excited about The Sound of Music).

And I find PBS stations do air classic movies regularly. Recent offerings have included Sorry, Wrong Number and A Man for All Seasons.

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today is robert osborne's b-day. [View all] mopinko May 2020 OP

'Hollywood Canteen' Bette Davis, thanx for posting appalachiablue May 2020 #1

oooo too bad. cant you get it online? i dunno. mopinko May 2020 #2

Thanks for the reminder, I'll check again cuz appalachiablue May 2020 #3

ken burn's series is on pbs now. mopinko May 2020 #4

Saw it the first time, watching clips on YouTube now. appalachiablue May 2020 #5

We're all on the same page here. CBHagman May 2020 #7

i do love all the new hosts. mopinko May 2020 #8

I watched a tribute to him last year on TCM BigmanPigman May 2020 #6